Shoes
Shoes

Knee High Boots Solve the Hardest Weeks of the Year
There is a stretch of autumn where ankle boots are not enough and a coat is not the answer. Knee high boots cover the gap between hem and foot that everything else ignores. These eight get the shaft height right.

The Fall Sneaker Edit: Designer To Street
A luxury editor's guide to the sneakers worth wearing this fall, from Prada and Loewe statement pairs to the New Balance and Nike silhouettes now styled into designer wardrobes.

Everything Rides On The Outer Layer
For most of the year the outer layer was an afterthought, something thrown over an outfit that had already been decided. That has inverted: the top layer is now the piece the rest of the look is built around. This edit follows what happens to a wardrobe when you plan it from the outside in.

Alexander McQueen Sneakers
The chunky sneaker had a very loud decade and is now being quietly reassessed. Alexander McQueen sneakers are the most recognisable object from that period, built on an oversized rubber sole and a plain leather upper. This edit takes the oversized models first and then the lower profile ones.

Slingbacks, Silk Scarves and Statement Belts for Fall
Some accessories are simply having a moment, and this fall that means slingback pumps, suede clutches, silk scarves and statement belts. This edit gathers the best of each, plus a little animal print. Any one of them can refresh an outfit you already own.

The Flats Worth Replacing Your Uncomfortable Shoes With
Soft support, flexible soles, and neat profiles make long days feel lighter.

Black Flats Outfits, From Workday to Evening
Black flats have become the go-to shoe for everyone from celebrities to office regulars, and they suit far more than a pair of jeans. These outfits pair Mary Janes with a leather skirt, classic flats with straight jeans, shearling flats with tailoring and satin point-toes with an evening dress. Each shows how much a simple shoe can carry.

Brown Ballet Flats Outfits for Fall
Brown ballet flats are the softer alternative to black this fall, and they go with more than you might expect. These four outfits pair them with white jeans and a bomber, a floral dress, wide-leg tailoring and straight jeans with a cardigan. Look for details like a gathered toe, snake texture or a shearling lining.

Dresses With Boots, Four Fall Pairings
Dresses with boots are the easiest way to keep wearing dresses as the weather turns. These four pairings match knit dresses with knee boots, slips with ankle boots, printed midis with riding boots and shirtdresses with slouchy boots. There are four more boots to start with, from lug soles to western.

Red and Pink Together
Pink knits, red knits and the red and pink shoes and bags that let you wear the two colours together without it looking like a greeting card.

The Sneaker Upgrade Nobody Regrets
The sneaker upgrade nobody regrets. A price-banded guide to Revolve's sneaker edit, from everyday white pairs to statement styles.

Thigh High Boots, Minus the Costume Problem
The over-the-knee boot has spent years stuck between glamour and fancy dress. Thigh high boots read modern when the shaft is close-fitting and everything above them is plain. These are the pairs that clear that bar.

Red Ballet Flats Are The Easiest Colour Decision You Will Make
Red ballet flats are the single most efficient way to make a plain outfit look deliberate. Scarlet, crimson, wine and dark red across leather, mesh and recycled knit. It is a shoe that does the work of an accessory.

Loafer Outfits for Fall, Preppy to Polished
Loafers are the most versatile flat shoe of the season, and they look just as good with a midi skirt as with jeans. These outfits run from a glossy penny loafer with a printed dress to suede loafers with a plain tee and menswear loafers with cargo trousers. Leopard, burgundy and shearling-lined styles add some variety.

Nike
Nike started in 1964 as Blue Ribbon Sports, a running shoe import business built on a handshake between a track coach and his former runner, and that testing habit still shapes the shoes. I picked sneakers from archival shapes to Jordan silhouettes, plus a smaller run of training layers built for actual movement.

The Over-The-Knee Boot Needs No Apology, Just A Plan
How to wear over-the-knee boots with dresses and knits, choose a comfortable shaft height, and style tall boots with proportions that feel intentional.

Platform Sandals For Height Without The Ankle Wobble
A higher stance that still feels grounded.

Loafers Are The Shoe Doing The Most Work In Your Closet
A polished flat can shift a whole outfit without asking for much.

Tony Bianco Heels Are Built For A Long Night
Tony Bianco heels come from a Melbourne family business that started in a small Hawthorn factory in 1972. Fifty-six pairs, from stiletto slingbacks and evening sandals like the Emily, Mixa and Lover to mid heels, kitten heel mules, wedges and kitten heel boots, chosen for nights that involve a lot of standing.

The Ankle Boot Edit
The Boot That Goes With Everything

Vacation Sandals, Mules and Bags
Flat sandals, mules, woven bags and one good pair of heels, the short list I actually pack for a week somewhere warm. Every pair here is chosen to handle old stone streets and still look right at dinner.

Sandals Under $500
Sandals are the shoes I want to forget about once they are on, which means the best pair is not the most dramatic one. It is the pair with a sensible strap, a sole that does not turn every pavement into a negotiation, and enough shape to make a simple outfit look intentional. I s

Designer Shoes Women, Compared
The designer shoes women keep wearing tend to be the quiet classics: a good pump, a slingback, a loafer, a knee boot and one evening pair. Here are more than 200 of them, from Roger Vivier and The Row to Alaïa and Gianvito Rossi.

Designer Leather Shoes
Designer Leather Shoes is about finding pieces that make a wardrobe feel considered without making getting dressed complicated. This edit looks at shoes, with a practical eye on shape, material, scale and the price attached to each choice. My rule is to decide what something need